College tributes to equine student Fraya Stokes who died in crash

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 26 Oct, 17:38 · Archive

Kidderminster College has paid tribute to Fraya Stokes, an equine learner who died in a collision in Kingswinford. Students and tutors gathered at Sugarloaf Lane Stables on Friday 23 October, a week after her death, to remember her. The college described her as 'talented' and 'highly respected', noting her passion for horses.

Staff and students shared their fondest memories of Fraya and wrote them down as a lasting tribute. Her father attended the gathering and was moved by the kindness and memories shared by those who knew her. Kidderminster College said Fraya's loss was 'deeply felt across our college community and the wider equine world'.

King Charles I School, where Fraya had been a pupil before leaving at the end of Year 11 to study at the college, also paid tribute earlier in the week. The school said it was 'deeply saddened' to hear of her death. Both institutions encouraged those affected to seek support from their wellbeing services.

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• College tribute to 'talented' and 'highly respected' equine student who died in crashA college has paid tribute to a "talented" student who died in a collision in Kingswinford.Worcester News · 26 Oct, 16:54
• College tribute to 'talented' and 'highly respected' equine student who died in crashA college has paid tribute to a "talented" student who died in a collision in Kingswinford.Malvern Gazette · 26 Oct, 16:54

In this story: Fraya Stokes · Kidderminster College · King Charles I School · Kingswinford · Sugarloaf Lane Stables

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